Jane Krakowski is not dating the MyPillow man.
A report in the Daily mail tabloid newspaper distributed Thursday, saying the 30 Rock, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and Ally McBeal actress (52) was in a nine-month romantic relationship with Mike Lindell, CEO of the pillow business and host of former President Donald Trump in the White House. However, a spokesman for the star denied the report with a humorous statement.
“Jane has never met Mr. Lindell,” the representative of the Name that tune host told Yahoo Entertainment. ‘She is not and has never been in a relationship with him, romantic or otherwise. However, she is in a full-fledged fantasy relationship with Brad Pitt, Regé-Jean Page and Kermit the Frog and welcomes all coverage about it. ‘
According to the Daily mail story, Krakowski and Lindell met in a studio about eight years ago – it’s about that time 30 Rock wrapped. They were friends until a year ago when sources claimed that things had become romantic – after a year of Lindell, 59, in Minnesota, who tried to seduce her by sprinkling her with gifts of champagne and flowers.
The report between the unlikely couple was an ‘open secret’ in the West Village in New York, where she lives and they were seen. However, after nine months of quarantine appointments, they divorced at the end of the summer after a weekend that apparently went wrong when they stayed at her Hamptons beach house. She then went out with someone else.
Despite sources outlining the ‘passionate’ romance, Krakowski – mother of a 9-year-old boy with fiancé Robert Godley – denied on the page that she even knew the businessman, saying: “I have never met the man. ”
Lindell also denies the romance on the page, taking it a step further with: “I’ve never even heard of Jane Krakowski ???”
The New York Post‘s Page Six reports that it heard rumors about Krakowski and Lindell in November, but a friend of the actress calls it a ‘silly rumor’.
Lindell was in the news for his unwavering Trump support, including advancing conspiracy theories in the election. And the logo of his business was prominent on TrumpMarch.com, a website that promoted the Jan. 6 rally in Washington, DC, which turned into rioters storming the Capitol.
After Lindell’s visit to the White House last week to discuss the rebuttal fraud – just before Trump moved – the CEO, who appears on the packaging of his products and in advertisements, said that large retailers such as Bed Bath & Beyond and Kohl’s abandoned its products. However, these brands have said that it is related to the sales of sales – and not his political beliefs.
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